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I believe the facebook connect portion just gives the user a 'subscriber' role on the site. If you want to allow folks to create their own site you'll have to use a 2-step process of first signing in with facebook and then redirecting to the wordpress multisite setup where they can create their site (and become admin of it).

A simple link to the default wordpress signup page after login should do the trick.

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